Dawson MICRO ELECTRIC ROPE HOIST Instructions

Dawson MICRO ELECTRIC ROPE HOIST Instructions

Congratulations for your excellent choice on our new electric tool which is compliance with the best and reliable standards,ensuring you efficiency and safety for a long period of time

GENERAL SAFETY RULES

WARNING! Before using this electric tool. Carefully read the general safety rules listed below.

1. Your sockets must comply with safety rules. In case your sockets are not suitable, it should be checked by a skilled electrician.
2. Your sockets plug must absolutely be grounded and your electric system must be supplied with a magneto cut out safety.
   • When the machine is running unattended, be careful that children cannot reach it.
   • Do not pull the electric cable to disconnect the plug.
   • The machine shall be protected from frost and low temperatures.
3. In case the machine cannot hoist a load,do not keep pressing the hoisting Push button, this means that the load exceeds the machine maximum capacity.
   • The machine shall not be disassembled when running or connected to power.
   • Do not stand under hoisted weights.
4. Before starting the work, make sure that the steel cable is correctly winded around the reel and the pitch is equal to the cable diameter.
5. Observe the maximum load indicated on the hoist.not that no the hook!
6. Leave at least three tums of cable around the reel,so that the cable connection is not under stress.
   • To avoid any danger, do not wind more than 15 m of cable around the reel
7. In case the steel cable is worn,it must be replaced only with a cable of same features manufactured by us. If can be found at all authorized service shops.
8. In case the hoist stops during the lowering of a load,it is normal that the load goes down a few centimeters more because of inertia.
9. Attention! The hoist electric motor isn’t equip with any overload cut-out(to avoid an unexpected and unwanted restart)therefore,if you are unable to hoist a load do not insist and let the motor cool down.

Specifications

Specification| Method of use| Rated volt (v)| Input power (W)| Ratelifting Weight(KG)| Lifting speed (m/min)| Lifting height (m)| Quan tity (PCS)| Size (cm)| GW./NW. (KG)
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
PA200| Single-hook| 110/220| 510| 100| 10| 12| 1| 381524| 10/9.5
Double-hook| 200| 5| 6
PA300| Single-hook| 110/220| 650| 150| 10| 12| 1| 381524| 11/10
Double-hook| 300| 5| 6
PA400| Single-hook| 110/220| 850| 200| 10| 12| 1| 441525| 15/14
Double-hook| 400| 5| 6
PA500| Single-hook| 110/220| 1050| 250| 10| 12| 1| 441525| 15.5/14.5
Double-hook| 500| 5| 6
PA600| Single-hook| 110/220| 1200| 300| 10| 12| 1| 441525| 16/15
Double-hook| 600| 5| 6
P800| Single-hook| 110/220| 1450| 400| 10| 12| 1| 441525| 17/16
Double-hook| 800| 5| 6
PA1000| Single-hook| 110/220| 1600| 500| 10| 12| 1| 532435| 28/27
Double-hook| 1000| 5| 6
PA1200| Single-hook| 110/220| 1800| 600| 10| 12| 1| 532435| 30/29
Double-hook| 1200| 5| 6

MAINTENACE

Periodically check that the steel cable is in good conditions.

1. Check that the screws securing the brackets and reduction gear are well
   tightened.

2. Check the conditions and tightening of the nuts securing the steel cable clamp.

3. Regularly check whether the motor stop switch and button switch are in good working condition.

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